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Name All The Catholic Saints
The Catholic Church has officially recognized the sainthood of over 10,000 holy men and women. Unfortunately, many of their records have been lost. Name the ones that are still known and recognized.
Does not include those who are Servants of God/Venerable/Blessed.
Be as specific as possible, including last names, "of ____", "the ____", etc. whenever possible.
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Dominic is the same.
Make it consistent. Either all of the same name appear at once or you have to be specific - not both at random.
You're missing several of the newer saints. Marie-Rose Durocher. Oscar Romero. Dulce.
Also, I tried Paul Miki, but it was not accepted. I see you have Paulo Miki there. Please accept Paul?
And please let me know of any other saints whose absence you noticed!:)
I would also recommend more spelling leniency, such as Francis also counting for the answer Frances, as is common on the site.
I tried Maximillian, but did not get Maximilian Kolbe, not sure if I used two many Ls or if you wanted last name, but more leniency here to be more consistent with how most quizes work on here.
Virginia also did not work for Virginia Centurione Bracelli, but I admit this may have been your intent, as may be true for many of the following:
Lawrence for Laurence O'Toole or Brindisi
John for John Bosco, Vianney, Neumann, or Henry Newman
Mary for Mary of the Cross
Bernard for Bernard Van Vo
Neither Jane nor Francis work for Jane Frances
Olga
Lazarus
Josaphat
Louis and Zelie Martin
Émilie Gamelin
Adam and Eve (yes! Feast day is Christmas Eve)
Archangels Michael, Gabriel, Raphael
(I would also add that Jesus isn't a saint.)
I don’t think the Catholic Church officially recognizes Adam and Eve as “saints” (their veneration was mostly a Middle Ages thing I think) and if I included them I would have to include all of the jewish patriarchs who the church believes entered heaven in the beatific vision.
I don’t think Émilie has been canonized.
Thank you so much!!
St. Altfrid
St. Barbara
St. Adalbert
St. AuderSt. Epiphanius of Salamis
St. Mary of Egypt
St. Gerard of Csanad
St. Andrew Dung-Lac
Also, could you please accept “Sharbel” for St. Charbel Makhlouf? His name is sometimes rendered that way.
There was also a St. Gerard Majella in the 18th century. (I haven't heard of him before, either.)
Great quiz, and I'm glad it's been spotlighted!
You may have noticed, but Gerard Majella (and Gerard of Lunel) are already listed, but not Csanad! :)
Andre is an accepted type-in as there are only two St. Andres, so if anyone guesses Andrew, Andre automatically comes up before you can finish typing.
- st Germain of Paris
- st Martial of Limoges
- st Honoratus of Amiens
- st Radegund of Poitiers
- st Faith of Agen or Conques
- st Sulpicius of Bourges
- st Audomar/Omer and his disciple st Bertin
- st Nicasius of Reims
- st Gerald of Aurillac
There's also st Bavo of Ghent and st Placidus that I can't think of